1. Stocks rebounded after their worst week since April. The megacap space rallied, with the Nasdaq 100 up 1.5%. Despite the recent slump that had some on Wall Street bracing for a summer correction, respondents to a survey expect earnings to reinvigorate the S&P 500. Sky-high valuations and seasonal weakness have incited some pullback warnings,…
Amid a lack of fresh, markets-moving news to start the trading week, the precious metals market traders are looking at the key “outside markets” that are leaning friendly for metals prices.
Gold is considered a unique asset due to its enduring value, historical significance, and application in various technologies like computers, spacecraft, and communications equipment.
Gold and silver prices are sharply higher, with gold hitting a record high and silver a three-year high. The general marketplace is very uneasy heading into the weekend, as geopolitical tensions have heated up just recently.
Gold’s upward trend above $2,000 per ounce is prompting calls for a rally to a new all-time high.
The bond market’s selloff accelerated after a surge in U.S. hiring raised expectations that the Federal Reserve will need to raise interest rates again this year.
Investors are seeking out buying opportunities from temporary price dips to add more physical precious metals into their portfolios.
Astute investors continue to seek out alternative investments for their portfolios to aid in diversifying them away from overexposure to any single asset class.
Savvy investors are seeking out buying opportunities from temporary price dips to add more physical precious metals into their portfolios.
Investors are seeking out buying opportunities from temporary price dips to add more physical precious metals into their portfolios.
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